The Dark Side Of Fate

~Leo~

I had been waiting for everyone to leave Amelia and me alone. When they all left, I breathed with relief.

She was in my arms, and I held her tight and kissed her neck. I could not express my emotions until this moment.

Twice she had saved my life and asked for nothing in return. Twice she had risked her life for me.

“Thank you, Moonlight,” I said, and she wrapped her arms around me and sank into my embrace.

“I was afraid, Leo. I was scared,” She confessed, holding me tighter.

I could only imagine what she went through seeing me on the ground, unconscious.

I could only imagine the courage she would have needed to run back to the mansion and get help and her mind’s condition throughout the situation.

I held on to Amelia and thanked the goddess for her.

Finally, fate dealt me a good card. It rectified my hatred for it and rebuilt my trust in it.

She wept in my arms, and I tried to calm her down. She was holding a lot in all through, and I had to commend her for control.

I knew she was brave all through. I was proud of her. She was just as tough as a Luna should be.

“Amelia, it is okay now. We are okay now; Avery and Marcel will be fine,” I said, and she broke the hug. Then looked at me with her moon eyes.

“Let’s go back to the east, Leo. I want to go back,” she said, and I felt it coming.

The accident and attack were going to be traumatic because I suspected nothing like that had ever happened to her directly before.

It was only normal that she would no longer feel safe in the north.

“They cannot prove we are related through the DNA sample. The lab technician got abducted for it. It really doesn’t matter, Leo. You are my family now; that is all that counts. Let us go back to the peace we had in the east. Things were more manageable there, Leo. We just had the small bungalow and pack members to deal with. This is too much for me right now, Leo. I want to go home,” She said, and I touched her cheek gently.

“Calm down, Moonlight. We will go home. Once Avery and Marcel are discharged, we will leave for the east,” I said, wiping away her tears with my thumb, and she nodded with relief.

“What will we tell them is our excuse?” She said worried about hurting their feeling, and I laughed a bit because Amelia was sweet like that.

“I do not live in the north, I only stayed here this long because of you, and since the test has come out inconclusive, there is no point in remaining. They won’t take offence, Amelia. They will understand.” Explained to her, and she relaxed in my arms while we remained cuddled on the couch in the hospital room.

Dr Claudia had told us that they would be awake later in the afternoon and she would discharge them then. I hoped it would be quick because I honestly wanted to return home.

how Amelia ran it.

about the danger in the north made me want to hide

Amelia and live a simple life with her. I felt somehow we wouldn’t have any issues away from

with the matter in the east to avoid bringing

needed to

and Avery had children. They were all starting to enjoy their lives; it was wrong to bring this upon them. Amelia and I would have to sort things out in the east, and hopefully, Devin would work with me on this. If everything Vino had said was true, then their main target

was grateful that Sylvester had banned Alexie from challenging anyone; it meant we had time

the couch in my arms,

attend to her.. seeing that Marcel was out of it. I pleaded with Claudia to make Avery

want her to be distressed in her condition. It was best Marcel woke up before her so she would not experience the fear

Avery because she was getting hysterical. I watched Avery gradually go back to sleep, and I prayed th at Marcel would be

Dr Claudia because I was surprised that

with the most respect, and

have a few questions, Miss Olsen,”

but my husband is late,” She said, and

a very sad thing to hear. She was also too young for that kind of

I said,

ago. I should have annulled the marriage, but I did not want his

she would have gone through mentally

can ask me what you want, councilman,” she said respectfully with a smile, knowing I was feeling awkward about

looked at my mate, where she lay on the couch, sleeping peacefully. It was

We were exposed to the same

Councilman, but I was silent because I did not want to complicate an already complicated matter. Besides, Lord Sidorov needed attention, so I focused on him. I later checked

to figure out why you responded to treatment faster than the others. I will still need to do more tests, but that will be with your consent, of course,” she said,

a little. It is like you have been vaccinated, and your body knows what to do when the poison is introduced. I need to check some more, but that is the reason you responded to treatment faster than the others,” She said, and I looked at her, stunned, then raked my mind

have been training with silver?”

of learning to fight without the

renders the human useless because all we have ever trained with is our wolf’s strength. Having to depend on human strength

smiled at

is likely genetic. It is just how your body is. Your system has antibodies that neutralize silver, so it won’t kill you as fast as

made me reflect on my life and

can understand this ability or its origin is through your parents if they’re still alive or a relative directly related to you,” she said. I cursed under my breath because I honestly did not know where my parents were. I did not know if they were dead or alive. I

Lineage alone. Maybe I will find a relative along the line and understand what is happening. I

the

I really appreciate this insight, but I would want you to keep it confidential,” I said. I was not ready to share this with

councilman,” she said and excused